The average UK worker would not consider anything less than a lottery win of £5.4m enough to quite their day job, according to these survey results. more»

A fifth of UK workers admitted to procrastinating for more than two hours a day, while some claimed to procrastinate for as much as six hours on some days. more»

In the commercial world, developing meaningful business partnerships with your clients can be difficult and taxing. Follow these top tips to help you develop a great business relationship with customers. more»

Building a reputation is particularly challenging in a competitive marketplace reliant on the backing of the public sector, in which everyone is trying to get noticed for providing cost-effective offerings. more»

A new study has uncovered the most intimidating professions striking fear into British consumers, as findings reveal how personalities can negatively impact the customer experience. more»

By developing a few key negotiating skills you can thrive as a leader whilst staying true to your personality, write authors Karen Meager and John McLachlan. more»

Making a first impression in a small business is a rare skill, according to new research, which has revealed how blissfully unaware most people are of how little impact they’re making. more»

More Britons than ever are striking out on their own to start a business, as new data suggest the UK’s largest firms are vulnerable to the lure of the entrepreneurial world. more»

In the decade between 2003 to 2006, and 2013 to 2016, the proportion of women at the helm of early-stage businesses grew by 45 per cent, putting the UK above the European average. more»

When you’re starting a new business or company, facilities management is probably the furthest thing from your mind. more»